CDNetworks CEO and leadership

Alexei Tumarkin is a Co-Founder and CTO at Lokker and CTO at CDNetworks and is based in Los Altos, California. He has worked as Founder at Apomaya and Senior Director of Engineering at Ericsson. Alexei works or has worked as Employee at ChinaCache ChinaCache (Beijing Blue I.T. Technologies), Employee at M.I.Secure (acquired by Cisco in 2005), and Employee at Cisco Systems Inc.. He attended Lomonosov Moscow State University.

Bin Ni is a VP of Engineering at QUANTIL and Chief Technology Officer at CDNetworks and is based in Santa Clara, California. He has worked as Staff Engineer at Marvell, Intern at INTEL CORP, and Teaching Assistant at Purdue University. Bin works or has worked as Professor at China Agricultural University. He attended Affiliated High School of Peking University between 1994 and 1995, Purdue University between 2001 and 2005, and Tsinghua University between 1995 and 2000.

Heeseob Yoonwork atCDNetworks and a JP Local CFO at CDNetworks and are based in 旨末.

Starting out as a system engineer, I've been through web development, product management and now am CEO of Onoffmix.com.

I read C/C++/Java/Object-C and code in HTML5/Javascript/PHP/Python.

MSX-II was my first interaction with a computer at the age of 7, managed a VT-BBS service at the age of 10, connected to the WWW for the first time through Linux at 11, started building websites using HTML at 12, and studied Linux and Network Administration participating in meetings of the Korea Linux User Group.

At the age of 13, a mentor advised me that a person with only technical skills has his limits. Ever since, I have self-educated myself on Business and Computer Science through numerous books, and studied both majors in college until graduating with a degree in Business Administration.

I ran my first and second business during high school, and worked as web developer and product manger for 6 years at major Korean internet portal companies since the age of 20. I have an immense interest in entrepreneurship. As president of the Korea Youth Entrepreneurs Confederation, I managed and created educational programs for founders of companies in high school from 2002-2003. Since 2004, I have taught junior high, high school and college students entrepreneurship and venture company creation courses, of which are created by Small and Medium Business Administration of Korea.

I also published two books in 2013. One is called "The Birth of Great Ventures," a series of post-mortem interviews of 10 IT startups in Korea with tips when creating a venture business. The other book is called "Thank you Taoism," a reflection on life of each of the 12 co-authors themselves, based on the learnings in 2012 at the CEO forum 'Forest of Liberal Arts.'

Rich Day is a technology solutions visionary with 15 years of industry experience. He has a well-trained eye for devising ways to use technology to solve complex business problems, improve operations and boost profitability. Rich's role is vital to Highwinds' product strategy and technical architecture, and he's passionate about achieving total customer satisfaction. He is both a technical prodigy and a personable, down-to-earth leader. Rich is no stranger to CDN architecture and operations, having previously served in both strategic and customer-facing executive roles at Speedera and Akamai, and Panther Express and CDNetworks. He assisted in the sale of Speedera (where he was the founding chief technology officer and architect) to Akamai and then Panther Express (where he was the vice president of strategy) to CDNetworks. Rich attended New York University before completing his bachelor's degree in Product Design at Parsons School of Design.